Once the raw materials and formula are determined, the processing technology and design become the core factors that determine the quality of glass bottles.
The core of processing and manufacturing lies in the heating and forming processes. The heating process must follow the principle of gradual temperature increase. Uneven temperature can cause stress inside the glass, eventually leading to cracks. This requires manufacturers to be equipped with professional high-temperature glass furnaces and precisely control the temperature changes inside the furnaces. The forming stage cannot do without advanced forming equipment, and at the same time, the operators also need to have rich experience and proficient skills. Only when equipment and manual labor are perfectly coordinated can glass bottles with regular shapes and uniform wall thickness be produced.
The design stage should not be overlooked either, as it directly determines the appearance, size and capacity of the glass bottle. When designing, the type of liquid to be held should be fully considered. For instance, for packaging bottles of acidic liquids, it is necessary to ensure their structural corrosion resistance. The design should also take into account the compatibility of the bottle cap to ensure a good sealing effect. In addition, transportation stability is also an important consideration factor. A reasonable bottle structure and size design can reduce the breakage rate during transportation.
The processing technology determines the intrinsic quality of glass bottles, while the design determines their external practicality and aesthetic appeal. Only by organically combining the two can high-quality glass bottles that are both practical and aesthetically pleasing be created.